Fringed Felt Wall Hanging

One of my favorite supplies to craft with is felt. A few Christmas’ ago, I made a ton of felt holiday decor and ornaments and was really good about using up my felt stash. But time has passed and my stash has somehow grown again. So, today I am sharing a wonderful way to use all kinds of spare felt you have around your home with this gorgeous Fringed Felt Wall Hanging – ha!

Aaaaaaaaand guess what?! I decided to make a few digital cellphone wallpaper downloads from the fun colors and patterns of the felt. You can see how to download it at the bottom of the post!

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What are the Felt Wall Hanging SUPPLIES?
Felt | Sewing Scissors | Spare piece of Poster board | Hot Glue gun

Benzie Design has really become my go to place for all the felt colors you could ever ever want. I especially love their felt palettes because I can just pick an overall color theme and they do all the hard work of selecting the ten different felts that go together best.

If you know me at all, you know I love all the peaches, oranges and corals… so Melon Sorbet is one of my favorite color arrangements.

This project is so simple that anyone at any age and any skill level can make this fun textured wall hanging. I thought doing deep blues, purples and maybe some black would be so stunning for Halloween!

A few weeks ago, I filmed a Facebook and Instagram LIVE for the tutorial portion of this project. Please watch the video below to see how to make this fun project!

Okay, are you ready to download some digital cellphone wallpaper download goodness?!

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